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Quick pic: Swine Flu/Alamo mashup by Joe Boruchow

By April 30, 2009
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This just in from Joe Boruchow, cut paper posterizer and Nite Lights front man — a swine flu poster that remembers the Alamo.  Remember to wash your hands, I say.

Joe Boruchow, "Swine Flu Fountain (Remember the Alamo)"
Joe Boruchow, “Swine Flu Fountain (Remember the Alamo)”

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